Will Twitter insiders sell their 489 million shares after the May 5 lockup expires? Today’s disappointing quarterly numbers say Yes
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First quarter GDP grew by just 0.1% in the first quarter from the first quarter of 2013 in data released this morning. In the fourth quarter the economy grew at an annual rate of 2.6%. Economists surveyed had expected growth to slow to 1% or 1.2%
Apple drops a big hint on product plans to the SEC
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As a preview of EuroZone inflation numbers set for release tomorrow, today’s inflation figure from Germany isn’t good news. German inflation grew by just 1.1% in April. That was up from a 0.9% increase in March, but significantly below the 1.3% projected by economists. The European Central Bank is worried that inflation is dangerously close to turning into deflation.
Strange that the market’s so enthused about M&A today when the Pfizer deal is so weak
I can’t say I care for a market that’s counting on merger activity to make up for lackluster revenue and earnings growth. My experience is that this is a stage that indicates that an upward trending market has run out of fuel.
Saturday Night Quarterback says, For the week ahead expect…
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A little bit of everything has hit U.S. stocks today. A sell off in momentum stocks is leading the market lower again. That seems partly disappointment that good news from Apple (AAPL) didn’t take the S&P 500 through resistance at 1885 yesterday. Part seems to be disappointment at Amazon.com’s earnings. Part seems to be worry over being long equities over a weekend that could see violence in Ukraine.